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Below is important information regarding Sponsorship
Links.
Why Should I
"Not" Use Sponsorship Links?
In a nutshell, purchasing sponsorship links are a waste
of time and money. Being a pay per click program, every
time someone clicks on your sponsorship link, it cost
you money. Additionally, the people clicking on your
Sponsorship Link may not be who you think it is. More
often than not, it is your competitor.
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Who Clicks
on Sponsorship Links?
The people who normally click on your
sponsorship link are your competitors. They know it cost you
money, so why not take a little money away from your bottom
line. It doesn't cost them anything. Remember, you are
charged for each click, no matter who clicks on your
Sponsorship Link.
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Sponsorship
Link Abuse
The real truth
about sponsorship links is that these links have become
abused so much by companies trying to sell something or get
the "Clicker" to subscribe to something they offer, the
consumer generally does not even look at sponsorship links
anymore.
Sponsorship Links have simply become to deceptive for
the consumer. Through the years, the general consumer has become
frustrated with being exposed to something other than what
they are actually looking for, that they simply ignore
sponsorship links.
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Sponsorship
Links - A Weakness?
Sponsorship
links are also a sign of weakness. For the most part,
companies which purchase sponsorship links do so because
their web site does not rank well in the search engines.
Instead of finding a web designer who actually understands
search engines, and has a proven record of getting clients
ranked in Google, they take the easy road out for a program
that cost them money every time someone clicks on their
sponsorship link.
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What
should I Do Instead of Sponsorship Links?
Hire a web design company who can prove, in writing,
they have over 75% of there clients (minimum of 20 total
overall clients) ranked in the top 10 in Google. Make
sure this does not include simply typing in a companies
name.
Example:
Using the search phrase
Toledo Custody Attorney,
our clients dominate the Top Ten in Google. As of April
11th, 2010 here are where our clients rank in the Top
ten on Google:
|
Client |
Website |
Google
Ranking |
|
Jeffrey Mondville |
www.mondville.com |
#3 |
|
Dennis Strong |
www.dennisstronglaw.com |
#4 |
|
Dennis Strong |
www.strongfamilylawattorney.com |
#5 |
|
Jeffrey Levy |
www.jeffreylevyatty.com |
#6 |
|
Mark Davis |
www.legalbaldeagle.com |
#10 |
Search
engines are for people who do not know who you are, or do
not know your phone number or address..., not for the
person who already knows your companies name.
Our clients
have well over 1000 top ten positions in Google, and not once have
they used a sponsorship link. Sponsorship links are a waste
of time and money. You can achieve much better results by
doing the research and finding a web designer who
understands search engines, and how to achieve top 10 results
for their clients.
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Tiger Paw Media
client's have
1000's of TOP 10 positions in
Google.
In order to separate ourselves from all other web design
and optimization companies, and to serve our clients
properly, we have to take approach that in order to put
our clients in the Top 10 in Google, we must be
aggressive enough to take Top 10 ranking positions away
from others.
Therefore
we have no choice but to adopt the philosophy of:
"If
you are not our client... You are our prey!"
While this
may seem harsh, if we are to effectively and
aggressively represent our clients, putting them in the
Top Ten in Google is our main priority. Therefore we
cannot be concerned with companies we do not represent.
Our clients are only priority.
Tiger Paw Media is the web design and optimization company which can
prove our client's search engine ranking position results.
 Contact
Tiger Paw Media
today at
(419) 574-2050
to discuss your web site needs, including web design,
revising your existing web site, search engine
optimization consultation or any other web site
questions, concerns or needs. |
